Handling Your Construction Defect Claims

Construction defects cause a host of problems for homeowners and families. Defects can devalue your house by undermining its structural integrity or diminishing the building's appearance. In the worst cases, construction defects can jeopardize the health of those who live in the home.

At Avallone Law Associates, we have represented consumers in all types of construction disputes since 1982. Whether you own a single-family home, a condo or a townhouse, you and your family deserve to live in a building that is safe, secure and built up to the standards required by law — the standards you paid for. Our attorneys apply more than 35 years of experience to every case, seeking positive outcomes through proven construction litigation techniques.

Representing Bucks County Homeowners in All Construction Defect Claims

Deep Knowledge, Extensive Experience

Avallone Law Associates is dedicated to the rights of consumers. Our residential real estate practice is comprehensive, and construction law is a major part of that. We want you to know that the law is on your side. The Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act (HICPA) and the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law work together to provide strong protection to homeowners.

We understand how these laws work and how courts interpret them. When you meet with our lawyers, we will discuss your specific situation and explain how these laws may apply. You can be sure that we will explore all possibilities and advocate strongly to protect your interests throughout the legal process.

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Whether you need help with a divorce, a real estate transaction or starting a small business — our lawyers are prepared to address your unique legal needs. For a free initial consultation,
contact us onlineor call us directly at
215-253-3855.

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